Install the CLI
The code is open source on github.
Installing from the Terminal
brew install bunnyshell/tap/bunnyshell-cli
installer=$(curl --silent https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bunnyshell/cli/master/installer.sh) \
&& [ "33cdd268adb1e26511b0cc90c9f4bf017bb145041677ca52d23a0f93cd13bd58 *stdin" = "$(echo -n "${installer}" | openssl dgst -sha256 -r)" ] \
&& (
sh -c "${installer}" || :
) \
|| echo "Checksum did not match $(echo -n "${installer}" | openssl dgst -sha256 -r)" \
;
installer=$(curl --silent https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bunnyshell/cli/master/installer.sh) \
&& [ "33cdd268adb1e26511b0cc90c9f4bf017bb145041677ca52d23a0f93cd13bd58 *stdin" = "$(echo -n "${installer}" | openssl dgst -sha256 -r)" ] \
&& (
SUDO_INSTALL=true INSTALL_PATH=/usr/local/bin sh -c "${installer}" || :
) \
|| echo "Checksum did not match $(echo -n "${installer}" | openssl dgst -sha256 -r)" \
;
Installing in a Dockerfile
If you need the CLI in your images, we recommend using the one from the official Docker Image.
COPY --from=bunnyshell/cli /usr/bin/bns /usr/bin/bns
Download from Github Releases
Download the appropriate archive for your architecture on the releases page.
Then, un-archive it and run the binary.
Run in a Docker image
You can also choose to execute it using our provided Docker image:
docker run --volume ~/.bunnyshell:/root/.bunnyshell bunnyshell/cli environments list
Next, see how to Authenticate in the CLI.
Updated 2 months ago